Tatsuro Yamashita Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Requiem for the Light and YouYamashita Tatsuro64rank/position

Theme song of “The Girl in the Sun”: Tatsuro Yamashita — “Requiem for Light and You” Music Video

This song is the theme for a film released in 2013.

According to Tatsuro Yamashita’s official website, it is his latest CD single.

The jacket is very simple.

It is not included on any album.

The original novel of the film was published in 2008 by Shinchosha.

Night FlightYamashita Tatsuro65rank/position

Tatsuro Yamashita “Yosho ~ Footsteps” T.M.M.P. Live @ KRAPS HALL (2016/07/23)

From the very beginning, the song opens with Tatsuro’s signature high tones.

The gentle, beautiful melody truly touches the heart.

The lyrics, depicting the scene of two adults, are also a must-hear.

While the overall feel is soft, it’s actually a remarkably solid, substantial piece.

A light called hopeYamashita Tatsuro66rank/position

A Light Called Hope (A Ray Of Hope)

The theme song that Tatsuro Yamashita wrote for the film “Tida Kankaan: The Sea, the Coral, and a Small Miracle” is a grand, exalted ballad that symbolizes a ray of hope.

His soaring vocals combined with beautiful strings give the piece a musical depth reminiscent of Brian Wilson’s influence.

Released in April 2010, the song was included the following year on the album “Ray Of Hope,” where it holds a significant place.

There’s also the story that, immediately after its release, the Great East Japan Earthquake struck, and the song was frequently played on the radio as a symbol of recovery and healing.

Offering courage to face life’s hardships, this work will surely stay close to your heart and bring you a measure of comfort.

Goodbye to happinessYamashita Tatsuro67rank/position

Goodbye to Happiness / Ginji Ito

This song is from a mono record released in 1976.

The jacket is shaped like a triangle.

Tokyu Hands also opened in that year.

It has a relaxed, unhurried melody with a gentle atmosphere.

It feels a bit like another dimension.

Even if I can’t say “I love you.”Yamashita Tatsuro68rank/position

Even if I can’t say “I love you.”

A classic by Tatsuro Yamashita whose tender vocals and delicate musicality seep into the heart.

This work, which sings of a love beyond words, is a ballad written as the theme song for the TBS drama “Fuyu no Sakura” (Winter Sakura).

The single released in March 2011 also includes a live version of “Koukiatsu Girl” as the B-side.

With Yamashita himself performing all the instruments, the track reflects his uncompromising dedication to music.

It’s a song we hope those who struggle to express their feelings to someone precious will listen to.

Wrapped in Yamashita’s warm voice, why not take a moment to feel the deep love within your heart?

Painting Love -LET’S KISS THE SUN-Yamashita Tatsuro69rank/position

Painting Love — Let’s Kiss The Sun

This is a song included on a single released in 1979.

Its style is reminiscent of current Yamashita songs.

It seems the level of completion had already been improving to a certain degree.

It was also included on the 1979 album, the 1982 album, and the box set (all 9 discs).

Perhaps it is a very significant song.

Paint Love – LET’S KISS THE SUN –Yamashita Tatsuro70rank/position

☆COVER☆ Painting Love ~LET'S KISS THE SUN🌞~/Tatsuro Yamashita ♪ cover by Tatsusea ♪

Tatsuro Yamashita’s fourth single, released in April 1979.

Its energetic, jet plane–evoking melody is striking, and it was also featured in a JAL commercial.

The song showcases Yamashita’s signature sophistication and the unique world created in collaboration with Minako Yoshida.

It vividly captures a youthful feeling of taking your lover’s hand and soaring toward a radiant future.

It’s a perfect track for a drive date or special moments with someone important.

Included on the album “MOONGLOW” as well as various best-of compilations, it remains a beloved classic.